Hi, I have found that the fixUTF8 has issues when the input string has ligature characters such as Œ, this is converted to a ? sign, even tough the input string does not need any fixing.

Input: Café Nöel Œuf Aoüt Output: Café Nöel ?uf Août

It would be really good if you could create a release for this so we can target a specific release of this. I feel uncomfortable targeting 'master'.

Thanks in advance!

There's a lot of fantastic work happening and I love seeing so much activity. But having a newer tag release would help me feel more comfortable with my build stability.

I am unable to convert the string, no mater what function i try to use.

<?php

require_once 'vendor/forceutf8/src/ForceUTF8/Encoding.php';

$string = "“Grinvich”";

echo "string to convert: {$string}<br>";

$string1 = \ForceUTF8\Encoding::toUTF8($string);

echo "<hr>toUTF8: {$string1}";

$string2 = \ForceUTF8\Encoding::fixUTF8($string);

echo "<hr>fixUTF8: {$string2}";

$string3 = \ForceUTF8\Encoding::UTF8FixWin1252Chars($string);

echo "<hr>UTF8FixWin1252Chars: {$string3}";

$string4 = \ForceUTF8\Encoding::toWin1252($string);

echo "<hr>toWin1252: {$string4}";

I try to use utf fixer with Lithuanian characters like: čęėįšųūž and they are being replaced with questionmarks :(

Ex. ForceUTF8\Encoding::fixUTF8('Kėbulo numeris') Result: K?ebulo numeris

Same with other mensioned letters.

Thank you very much to your class, helped to solve the many problems in the project in which I am part. I've added a method to be used to fix arrays, which is very useful in json_encode's that return "Malformed UTF-8 characters, possibly incorrectly encoded". I hope to add a lot to this class that helped me a lot.

Hello, i have an XML with mixed character encoding. I used this object to convert it to UTF-8, but after i have some faulty character.

Here is my XML: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwc9cF3Q50LTUmMwUTVyT1pVY28/view?usp=sharing

I am running into problems with this new version that uses iconv.

I added a new parameter in the fixUTF8 method that allows the user to choose whether to use iconv with //TRANSLIT, //IGNORE or use the old method.

Example text:

Dle prohlášení Novavax bude tato továrna schopna produkovat až 1 miliardu vakcín ročně již od října. V srpnu spolu s velvyslancem USA navštívíl Andrej Babiš tuto továrnu na výrobu vakcín. Otázkou zatím zůstává, proč se toho Andrej Babiš zúčastnil, pravděpodobně (spekulace) má jeho Agrofert nějakou spojitost buď s dodávkami nebo subdodávkami.

...::fixUTF8($text)

Outputs with ? question marks for some chars example ž returned as question mark ?

Hi, first of all thanks for this library, its excellent.
I have a problem with this database field:

Come stai? (PIÙ RISPOSTE POSSIBILI)

Useing this library I get this:

Come stai? (PIÃ? RISPOSTE POSSIBILI)

The database collation is latin1_swedish_ch while the charset of the table is utf8_general_ci.

I have some strings with broken encoding:

$testStr1 = <<<TEXT
China. In 1953, Max̥s parents decided
by ÌÕnew-ageÌÒ meditative
Peter Max (American, b.1937) ÌÕFour KennedysÌÒ, screenprint in colors, 1989, signed in white pencil
TEXT;

echo Encoding::UTF8FixWin1252Chars($testStr1), "\n\n", Encoding::fixUTF8($testStr1), "\n\n";

None of them were fixed:

China. In 1953, Max̥s parents decided
by ÌÕnew-ageÌÒ meditative
Peter Max (American, b.1937) ÌÕFour KennedysÌÒ, screenprint in colors, 1989, signed in white pencil

China. In 1953, Max?s parents decided
by ÌÕnew-ageÌÒ meditative
Peter Max (American, b.1937) ÌÕFour KennedysÌÒ, screenprint in colors, 1989, signed in white pencil

Any idea?